Ten tabs and one person
The same post is carried by hand into Facebook, Instagram, Telegram and LinkedIn. The format is redone every time, and half the channels end up publishing late.
One calendar for ten networks, no middleman
Valkiria publishes straight through each network's own API using your OAuth tokens — there is no aggregator standing between you and the platform. Tokens are stored encrypted, and every destination reports its own publish status.
Why posting turns back into manual labour
The aggregator hides the error
The middleman reports «sent» while the network rejected the post over a permission or a format. The real reason stays inside somebody else's API and the post never appears.
Tokens live in plain text
Client account access sits in spreadsheets and chat threads. One leaked token means somebody else publishing in the brand's name.
Three steps to the first scheduled post
Connect the accounts
Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Threads, TikTok, X and Google Business connect over OAuth; Telegram, VK and Pinterest use a bot, community or board token.
Write once, pick destinations
One editor for text, media and hashtags: tick the networks and the content type — post, story, reel, carousel, thread or article — and preview each destination.
Schedule and watch it land
The scheduler claims posts as their time comes and sends them to the networks. Recurring posts repeat daily, weekly, biweekly or monthly.
What native publishing gives you
Direct publishing to 10 networks
Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Threads, TikTok, X, Telegram, VK, Pinterest and the Google Business profile — every post goes through the network's own API.
An honest status per destination
Each network records its own result, and a rejection is shown word for word with its reason instead of a generic «failed».
Tokens encrypted at rest
Access and refresh tokens are stored AES-256-GCM encrypted and refreshed automatically until you revoke the connection.
Calendar and bulk upload
A month of content in the calendar, recurring posts, and a schedule imported from CSV when the plan was built in a spreadsheet.
Libraries instead of hunting
A media library, a hashtag library with AI suggestions and content templates: a post is assembled from blocks rather than a blank page.
Analytics and best time to post
Reach, engagement and clicks per platform on one dashboard, plus a posting-time suggestion built from your own history.
In numbers
- 10
- networks a post is delivered to directly
- 0
- aggregators between you and the platform API
- AES-256
- encryption on stored access tokens
Questions about connecting social accounts
Which social networks does Valkiria publish to directly?
Ten: Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Threads, TikTok, X, Telegram, VK, Pinterest and the Google Business profile. The first seven connect over OAuth, while Telegram, VK and Pinterest publish through a bot, community or board token.
Do I need a third-party service like Ayrshare?
No. Publishing runs through each network's own API with tokens that stay in your install. There is no middleman, so the platform's answer — including the reason for a rejection — reaches you unchanged.
Where are my account access tokens stored?
In your own database and encrypted: access and refresh tokens are wrapped with AES-256-GCM. You can revoke the connection from the network's own settings at any moment, after which publishing on your behalf becomes impossible.
Why does a network reject a post when the account is connected?
Live publishing also requires the network's app to be approved for the publishing scopes: Meta App Review, TikTok's Content Posting audit, write access on X. The platform's error is shown verbatim, so it is clear which permission is missing.
Can I schedule posts in bulk?
Yes. The calendar holds a month of plan at a time, recurring posts repeat daily, weekly, biweekly or monthly, and a finished schedule can be imported from a CSV file.
Put the whole content plan in one window
Connect the accounts over OAuth and schedule the first post — timing, destinations and statuses all live in the same calendar.